AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTransport Costs: Communications Minister Edin Forto warned that companies and drivers leaving Bosnia and Herzegovina could push up freight and living costs. A Croatian visa scheme may ease pressure, but administrative delays remain. Sarajevo’s Water Supply: Night-time pressure cuts are already affecting parts of the city, while officials have yet to outline a drought contingency plan—raising concerns for residents and businesses alike. Telecoms: M:tel reported profits nearly 50% higher in the first nine months of 2026 and expects 2.5 million service users by year-end; it says it is ready to launch 5G once regulations allow. Regional Trade: The World Bank sees Western Balkans growth reaching 3.1% in 2026, but costly regulations, complex procedures and barriers to cross-border services threaten exports, jobs and business competitiveness.
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